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Newspaper Page TextI ItaJ UwitrfVM SU aa THUR3DaV,6CT08K 28, 1800. THS OFFICIAL, PAPKR OF GILLIAM COUNTY, OREOON. .LOCAL NEWS, School Notes. Ngiu'iifi; tftowv ' School Editor; Maud Ward ft absent Iropd th fifth grade on account of sfuknes. Two new scholar nrd1l6"d thl week Lenne Ferrer la th seventh grade, end Laura Cordell in tn first g''W. To th lachr of Gilliam County. . , I wish to call your special stttotloo to the Importance of keeping full and com plete school reoonls. In school ol tiie stst it has boon tb custom to make a record only ot th flames, ages, attend ance and deportment of pupils, while but little II any attention has been paid Prof. Paul, who b is been to keeping record of their classification teacher of penmanship lo the Walla and progress. A record of the classifl- U eertoaily ill Ihli Walle Bailneia Collrge, visited our catlod, progrea and promotion of pupil achool tbi week. i sentll to establisltlng ana main- At the clow of the terra the principal talning a continuou. cours. of .tody in i. goto l? I"' "Pr..M -i th du. most in i ,ow,. ........... r- - which each pupil enters, toe tune 01 - a . LI. k.i.tnln ank tuHB hill ii tiAniiru'Ki wii uvit iruui r wbbii i w wiiiwTf wui www - MM Hartman week. . 0. Vfi White wa In from Pepersack Tuesday. iir.Nlekllnhai returned from a visit to the pnpii who Improve to Portland. writing during th term 11 ... d . .. . .. . , i.iDroinouon.anu ainreivH. n .....- .. ... i I h ..he. ih ma nnnnir itiv h.viuii i -i ... - Uaring Mi wee. ..,..... - - UMding teacher. Tod will una Ui new . . i...i.i ill rr line isriresi nnraiwr vi - n f. th at the Rlnebact hotel Alburn Moore la surf-Hug thle week f rom a carbuncle on hit face. J. B. CrosGuld, of Portland, visited hii eoti, C. W. Crosfleld, the flratof the fcvck. School Register well designed for tbi il it him I J be scruouloUslr Our literary toclety met last Friday k . g proper 0Bnifloatloo depend . . . . rri. a M.i- i evening, who grea sucrose. u hu" upon well kept record When von tint that new bat at the mtllluer More Jott ilepopin the Novelty Gallery and have a plctore taken. , , Clyde Flint, a well known etockroan of the Ajs coontry, went to Arlington Monday on a botineea trip. Temple' Novelty Gallery for Stamp Photo one dozen for 25 cent, four different position. Temple the photographer, can take yoar hoaae, horee or farm ; In fact, any thing in oat-door photography. D. W. Baboon, of Portland, who boy and hlp atock from all over atern Orpjton to tbe Portland market, wae here last Friday. Mr. BaUton aay be recently drove a train load of cattle from ghanlkotoTbeDallee for ahipment, for tbe reason that tbe freight charge over thaC. 8. ft. R. were so hleh that be could eave money by driving. lie ay Shaniko 1 dot tbe liveliest town on tbe Coast, even if it I a new place. tlon for debate, which we reported la our last communication, we decided lo favor of th affirmative. Tbo question for ueit meeting Is: "That Poverty Mr. and Mr. M, E. Summer, of Mat- U th 0sB(e o Mor, C(im(t Xbt0 iiao. ny Flat, were In town Baiuruay niKn and Bondayj flatel Fltswater Walter Urlder Byrl Sprlngnton Florence Clark Loots Morrlt Wheat team rolled throogh towm Monday by th don. If th price would only advance, Utlllatn county farmer would be alt right. llrbert Hatatead, tha Lot Valley sawmill man, we In town yeUrdy. Mr. llalatead' family wilt ttrllde in town during the winter. n- T,mklns. of Fossil, will Breach In Bertha Trimble th.fWnthjt church at thl plao neat Ulii Campbell Sunday at It :00 a. m. and at 4 :00 p. m. fiuUdycbool at 80 p. m. All are invited to the wrvlof. Capt. Whistler, lat of th Condon brug Co. of thl place, started from Portland for Kngland about two week a no on visit to relatives. He eapcct ranee Tb name of tb popll in tb princl According W fiUW Buporlntendent J. H, Aekerman' Instruction to th teacher at our Institute held In Condon during August, it will be necessary for yoa to transfer th record of all chool taoKht In th dlatrict since Harun 1, two fJotlce of Dissolution. Notice le hereby given, to all whom it may concern, that th firm of Jack sort A Dysart, consisting ol John Jackson and John Dysart ba been thle day dissolved whether you had charge of the school I by mutual consent, John Dysart retiring Purely Business. Al) line of siimmer goods told at coet for cash at Sburto & .Weir Co.'. Bjrri-.Hotafid cold water, clean tow els, onty 26 cent at Condon hotel.-, Shnrte & Weir Co. re making low price for cash In all lines of goods. , When In need of a frsfn drill do not forget to see the Monitor and Buckeye at Sbnrte A Weir Co.', Arlington, Or. Have you tried it Pr.Shiek'e Hair Tonic for the cfp. For (ale al the Hudson Pharmacy. Shnrte A Weir Co, have Jost received their fail linee of Ht and Caps, Itoots and fiboes, which they are telling al Very close margin for cash. U. t. Keal, the well knowrf auction eer, will eiv tb strictest attention to all bosines entrusted to hi caie. If you have property to eel) consult bim. Shnrte Weir Co. hav the largest supply of lace leather, leather beltiogs, drapers, draper slate, etc., to be found in (iilllam county, at bed rock price. )R. J. f, UUAETTE, PHYSICIAN AND 8UR0EON. OJitt back of Condon Drug Co. Fall Announcement. Bargains In Dry Goods. Tow is the lima to piirciiad, I)o iiot let this OoliJen (Jpporiunlty pniii. Ladies Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Ribbons and LaceSi We have oo band pal' room who were neither absent nor Lt tht time or not from tb old Begi- therefrom and John Jackson atteeeeding tardy during tb past month are given below: Abbie Darling Cba. Rico David Duthi Henry Morril Mark Port wood f Kill Clark Ester Holenbeck Bell Campbell. ta lieit week' report w will glv th name of tb pupils of th primary room who war neither absent nor tardy lest month. ' There hi beeii (odr tfase of tardiness this month, caused by popll who cam tr tn tha new. Ba a re that yoa do not in th business; neglect this work. It yoa have not al- All account du to th firm will rje ready attended W thl matter, let lt t payable to jonn jacaaon ana aii so vour next work, for tbi 1 essential In do from th firm will be paid by bim tkt ton wh ha sure to include Dated at Condon. Oregon, th 17tb tbi In yoiir report, which yoa will hav 1 day ol October, 1000. to make tb laat Friday in tb chool ' Joh Jackhok, rr. or earlier if ordered SO to do by tb jOBM DlTSAKT. school officer id tb district in which you are teaching. Silks of all Patterns and Qualities. We sell all supplier usually kept by us, at moderate priced quality considered. Call for what yotf want and we will aup ply you satisfactorily. Yours truly, H. W. HARTMAN. Carpenter and Builder. Scroll UorK a Specialty. Plans and Estimates Furnished ! Condoil i !' Oregon. P. H. Stephenson, Reliable- Merchant. jZl2&iz Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. to return to tb Coast month. ' Sara E. Van Vector returned Saturday (rom Portland, where h went to tran ar.t businea In th U. 8. court, tie y la about two MVrl mile la from tb country. ...-., Mr. and Mr. Talbot, of Vancouver, Wash., wer here tbe first of th week on account of th alarming illness of that, "When a contraot ha been enter ed Jnlo between th teacher and the proper school officers of any echool dis trict th teacher shall Immediately notify tb county echool superintendent In writing of the eame, using tbe form sup plied by tb Bute Board of Education." (Form80in8cboolLew). Yoa will also note that yoa are reqnlred to make a report of "Program and Clasee" within I have a full stock of Gold, Gold Filled, Silver and Nickle Watchesj Chain Charms Etc. for Ladlea or Gentlemen. All kinds' of fine Watch Repairing and Gold Mounting done to order. All work guaranteed. Call and see me when in Arlington, two doors north of Grande Hotel. Fall and Winter Goods. Largest and Best Line in Gilliam County. Winter Underwear, Overcoats Mackintoshes, Ulsters Etc. miuunuw." v... "7.i . v.. ,i1M. n, t v rihllntta report Ol "rrogram ana wnum fI'i'Mtti 5 day. .Iter beginning, term of achool Watches left with Mr. Reisacher at the post office will be for ?v.r h. probability of Nw York going "' w "'?J 2? "d warded free of charge to and from Arlington. . - R. H. Robinson, Arlington, Or. J. W. Clark, ol rerry wanyon, a ThoMaand Tongue Jessed bis rancn to vuiuur iryor, iore th raptor blank found in tb New Register. In conclusion I wilt again call your ...... . 1 . I'.inMn a. r 1 ,i ann mm, trie riniura 01 suwiuua w uu, vui. v. , with bl family, ha gon to Bonner' AnieB.8prlnr"r.ol Philadelphia, when nrge you to study and be guided in all Ferry. Idaho, where they will spend th u,. King's New Discovery cured ber of a Mhool work by the same. I bope . " .. . ...1.. h.kina eonsk that lor many year had . , -mi tue teacorrs 01 viii.ibu, wuu w... uw be lest enthnslastio and earnest in sop- winter. II to country eu.v u. j i".,?-Art Rh. aava: "After may decide to locate tber permanently. oU(r Mtndla d doctor failed it You are Elected When Ton Buy Cooke Bros, finished their last Job of Loon removed the pain In my chest and porting our able (tate school operln- r - . . - 1 . UMft annnii f . SiifnttiDinsT a 1 jt a am i.tMvnM MtAsn in m-v--bj Mt aMaMa Mmimnra HDsT uniurv. a Nnch.ndpulledtheirm.chln. In. Dor- fflJJSttt bool. th.n tbettMebmei ngtheeaontbeylhresneao,tBBc ttl, Univrs." Dr. King- ew wr bwit "" -r- - ol grain, or about 10,039 bushel. Thl eovery Is goaranteJ lap.rbap.th bsst run mad. is th. ofth Jhreaj; Chest county this season. il. W. Pauling, formerly of the Con don Drug Co. of thl place, write to liav th address ol hi copy of theUboBs ht.ihiii from Osweso to Portland. lie has accepted a position with B. O. Bkld uiore A Co., cbeintsta and apothecaries uf that city, and say b ha a good Job, William liooney, who went to the mountain last spring a camp tender with lew than 4000 head of aheep, re turned with SOU head last week. Tbi was a suisll loss tor a summer campaign In th mountain lit these day and tb record show Mrk Loooy to b an ffl tlent (beepuian. Mr.F. M. Strickland arrlvd Monday from Douglas county, being willed ber l. the alarmlna lllnes of her son, W. K. Miller, who I very low with typhoid ed to cure all trouble D making my annual report neat year, or 1.0 n as. rnw 60c and $100, Trial bottle f re at Con' dob Drug Co.'. I may be able to say that the teacher of tbi county are in line with our State School Authorities in educational mat ter, and that every teacher in th coun ty baa endeavored to tbe beat of bie or ber ability to comply with tbe wishes of our state echool superintendent ao plainly and forcibly et pressed in both Itfitister and tb Course 01 ARLINGTON. Our town I won to have another atore, according to report. R. E. Smith and family, of North Yakima, are visiting with the, family ol th- New O. S. Ebi thl week. 6tudy. If yoa are not so polled with th Virgil Homer Moaart Kirby, th cele-J New Register, Inform th clerk of the brated violinist, nas retarnea irom district in woicji you ar wwnnj Valley and will visit with hi slater, yeqnest htm to write to tbi office for Mr. Reed, tbi winter. one, but boold he fail to do o, write to Qoos hunting it th Order of th day. thl office yourself and yoa will be up- Onlte a number hav been killed lately plied with one Immediately. by our local aportsmen. , V Our play loving peopl enjoyed, not a play, but a clentlu6 pianation two night last week. Quit a number of Mayvlll and Con- BRYAI! OR MGKIHLEY. Furniture, Carped Linoleum, Ranges, Heaters, Paints of J. H. WOOD, ARLINGTON. Largest and Best Stock in Gilliam County ' and at Lowest Prices. V Groceries Hardware and General Merchandise s Largest stock in the county Universal Stoves amt Ranges Iron Bedsteads Ppring Mattresses Chairs Extension Tables Orders taken for Furniture" and Wall Paper not kept in Stock Olex, WADE BROS. Oregon. W. R. Seal, County School Superintendent. Cohdon,Or.,Oct.22, 1900. .iih 1 ........ Isvar. Dr.Ruedywa called from T ' nn.t.n futanlav nlvht to e Mr. Miller, ' 1 I J1 A...IJ.I. U.u. 1 hmhiiiiimH th natieni aa neini 1 . jou crlUcalcondiUoo. V r linra ,;V It Happened in Drug Store. "On day last winter a lady came to n a Judge Mager, ol Portland, opnd th B,v, wm eUre th worst case of Pile on republican campaign bar. M tLtt. !T&$S?2l& A fair aised crowd, many of whom were democrate, tnrned out to hear th peak but enthusiasm wat at a discount. Th Speaker perhaps don hi best to en thuse tb audience but it wa a hard Job to prove that Bryan I olly responsible tor the trust end that th dear good re publican party I the only friend of tbe people. Tom Portwood 1 on ol the busiest man in Condon this fall. In addition to his 1.1 harness trade hi customers ar calling on hlra for high grade stock sad dle, and h I working night thl week irvlne: to keen in lght of hi order. His first aaddl ba Just been turned out and It is pronounced by competent fndfftia aa one of th best. Tom may not 1 be "th. only saddler In town," but b. I. ..t.ini nna of the in and th. Mm. remark will apply to the harness line. Justice) Court. A warrant wa lasusd (rom th best alv lo ths world. I'rioe 26c. a bo. Cure guaranteea. boiu oy vvu don Drug Co. ROCK CREEK. Considerable rain iell here last week, I of a cough medicine and advised her to . . , ; ,,.. i.ni I buy a bottle ol Chamberlain Cough jonn unci was w 1 M.,ed.. I consider that a booh recom- week. v I mendation for the remedy." It is for Oliver Wardwa a visitor 00 tb creek Mia by The Hudson Pbarmacy-C. W. last Friday. v;rosueiu, mgr, D. F. Btrlcklln went to Condon last my drug store abd asked for a brand of mash medicine that I did not have In stock," ay Mr. C. R. Gremlin, the popular druggist of Ontario, N. Y. ''She waa disappointed and wanted, to know hat eouih nrenaratlon I could recom mit. I aaid to her that I could freely mwihiwhiI Chamberlain'aCouah Reme-1 dv and tbat she could take a bottle of ti mined and after sivins It a fair trial if she did not find It Worth the I mnn in hrintf back th bottle and I would refund tbe price paid. In the moras of a day or two the lady came back in company witn a inenu io nreu The autumn leaves are leaving fast The trees will leave In Spring. Sdbn we will feel the wintry blast And U wont do a thing To tbe man who is not protected by our gen' eratori of warmth and comfort. CALL AT THE Summit Saloon, FOR FINEST BRANDS OF MINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS FINE BILLIAR AND POOL TABLE IN CONNECTION. 3 FRED WILSON, CONDON. ORE. PROPRIETOR. . -.1 wa Issusd 1 rom iuswo Neal' court laat Thunday morning lor th arreet of II. 0. Strickland, tb wen known Hay creek rancher, the complain Ins witness being County 8urvyor W. Darling. Th complaint allege tbat Rtrinkland tor down and removed fence which had beenercted by Darling. It eem tbat tb two men, who are neigbora, hav bad more or lew trouble for om tim over fence, boundary line, W., and thl cas I probably a culmination ol tb troubl. Mr. Strick land waa on hi way to Arlington when arrested and th cas wa postponed until Monday at 10 o'clock to give bim time to est back. On Monday th cas nued until Tuesday and the foranoonof that day Wai consumed In securing a Jury. The Jury, a Anally empaneled, consists of the following cltlsenst W. S. Myr. J. J. Portwood, John Palmer, H.O. Jordan, A. J. Moor and E. A, May. Bam E. Van Vector appeared for the state, and Uendriok A Uowerman for th aeiens. Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday forenoon was consumed In bearing th evldenoe of th tate' witnesses and at the conclusion of that ld of th case tha court. Jury and interested parties reoalred to liav Creek to view the situ .tlon at close ranae. 0o their return th. .Infimsa bcean the enamlnatlon of its witnesses which was still procoedln when onr forms closed. Saturday. Mlas Mary Marker wa a cellar on th creek Sunday. Lee Paul mad a business trip to Port land last week. Oaonra Land, of Elghtmlle, gathered trait here last week. J. W. DeMent. of Fossil, called on m Rock creek friend Monday, trr.nk Little went to Gooseberry last Friday 00 important business. William tferr. th Rock creek butcher, wa up th creek buying beef catll tb drat 0! the week, ui., Kitlth McKlnnev. who ha been teaching echool at Hardroan, la visiting her parent on th creek. Th grand ball at Olei last Friday night was a grand success. All present enjoyed themselves Immensely. m, .nri Mrs. J. W. Clark, of Ferry n.nunn. a.r. vlaitlna on the creek Sun- V .11- .,.-1. .... llnnn.,1. Knr. aay WOlie on mmr w.j u ..v....... - --. tv. ldano, wnera tuej wn, iu winter. TO CORK A COLD IN ONE DAY Taks Uxstlve DrooJO quinine Teweis. aii drussltls reland ths monsyu 11 iwi K. W. 0 row's stinattre Is en caoa dox. It. Struck It Rloh.. Ed Palmer has returned from th Seven Devil country, In Idaho, wbr be ha been prospecting for several month. Mr. Palmer and hie associates discovered and located an immense vein of or which they ay la 1700 feet be tween wallet The ore Is low grade, bat the abundano ol It leada them to believe that they hav struck a bonansa. Th claim I only flv mile from th famous Peacock copper mine, and is but a short distance from the urvy of a proposea unmml which will run up Snake river from Lewlston. Stops the Cough , ' and works off the Cold. Laxative Bromo Qnlnln TaMela cure a eoM In one ilny NoCliro.no r'. Tilcf JJ coiiH. Tb City marshal wa busy yesterday Hi.trlhutln chloride of lime ta the place where lt Wa most needed through out th city. Th old sewer so called received! the lion, share of attention - and not without cads. Tbat receptacle for filth would better be filled op and th flood water allowed to fihd its way over the surface until' auch time as tha city Is able to construct a proper sewer. ! "Vnr three dsvs and nisht I suffered agony nntold from an attack of cholera morbus brought on by eating cuenm bare," aay M. K. Lowther, clerk ol the district conrt, Centerviile, Iowa. I thought I should surely die, na triea a doaen different medicine, but all to no purpose. I eeut lor a Douie 01 vnaui berlaln'. Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and three doee. relieved roe entirely." This remedy I. for eabe by The Hudson i'nrmaeyiv. n, wr field, mgr. " . , Ed McKlnney cam in Tueeday night from the mountains, where he has been summering his hand of sheep. Ed il fat and hearty a a bear, and ay in mountain i th only place to spend the eurnmer. Case Slmoeon, who is a nartner with Mr. McKlnney in a band of ewes purchased in Grant county a few month ago, will be in In a tew oay and Fred Donaldson 1 liable to come in with bim. -- '- You asaum no risk when yon 00 y NOW 13 THE TIME to leave Jroiir order for a good winter euit of LAMM & CO'S TamouB Tailor Made ai Clothing. We are sole agents for this regiori; EXAMINE OUR GOOt3 SECURE OUR PRICES in. the following lines CHOICE GROCERIES Only the best HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES Up-to-date styles GENT'S FURNISHINGS Finest line in County. Stop at The CONDOK HOTEL. This popular hostelry has been thoroughly renovated and is npw prepared to cater to the wants of the traveling public in an up-to-date manner. Commercial travelers, and others, desiring the comforts of a first-claes hotel, will find this house suited to their wants. 3 MRS. 8. A. MA&B&CK, Prcpeieiob. Bros IDunn General Merchandise. TlUUUUUlUiUllUUiiUUUUUUUUUUlft RINEHART'S RESTAUR A 13 1 Condon, - Oregon. GEO. W. R I N EH ART, Prop'r. The public wUl find that no better Accommodations can be found in this country than at this house. Meals 2oc; beds loe. HEADaUARTERsTonTRAVEUlIO MBI. Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and Diar .hn lin..lv. Th Hudson Pharmacy will refund your money u you uu, satisfied after using it. it is everywhere .jn tn ha tha moat successful rem- ..i. in na for bowel complaint and tha only on that never tail. It i pleasant sale ana rename. LOST. A Pair of pectacl, in a black case, on th road between Condon and John Maddock' ranch. Finder please return ..ma to John Maddock or lcavatthi olTke and receive reward. CIGARS!! GICARS1! HENRY THE FOURTH, CONSTITUTION, FfiNTELLA, JOHN DREW, EXPORTS, CEN. 8TEEDMAH JOHM JACK80II INTERIOR WAREHOUSE CO., (BALFOUR GUTHRIE & CO, Managers.) Highest Prices Paid for Grain. , . . General warenousa Duamcos. W.r.ko .t .n. 'KnWW. BLAtOCK, DOUGLAS .nd IQNE. Have You Got A Cough, A Cold? A sure and quick cure for both is a bottle of Tarter' Cough Balsam. Every bottle guaranteed and for sale by The Hudson Pharmacy, " Drug., rholo SufplUn, JeelT. Painl. nd OU.. Give u. . tri.1. , , . -aJHAiPDe PJaW lWw NOTICE TU I ra j . MV th9 Bbov, nvrd for tbe Tbe Coubty Court ha ordered tn to delivery ol the billowing described boreo collect all delinquent taiea by novem- to eleon A Portwoou oaro : vt i im. Those Wishing to ave costs one 8 year-old biacfc geiuiog ni ...,!. thnlr tat without further three bars ( 1 1 1 ) on shoulder. Range WII wv w.w - " - - - notice on or before November 1, 1900. 0n Tonmile. W. L. Wilcox, eheriff. . ( . John MAonoca, Diitod this Sin! dny uf October, 1000. Condou, Oig O. S.EBI Pl OPfttETOR OF SODA and BOTTLING II ORAi Mannfnctnrer of Soda, Orange and ChaniDHune Cider: ParBHparilla ahd Iron andal! other Soft and Carbonated Drinks. Condon trade le respect fully solicited; Orders promptly filled Arlington, Ore. Fossil Flour takes the lead in the best. . because it Try it. I OSsil Flouring Hill : FOSSIL, OR El 10N. for Eslc !y Leading Coii lon Mrchi.k